Automatic lie detection method and apparatus for interactive scenarios, device and medium

ABSTRACT

An automatic lie detection method and apparatus for interactive scenarios, a device and a medium to improve the accuracy of automatic lie detection are provided. The method includes: segmenting three modalities, namely a video, an audio and a text, of a to-be-detected sample; extracting short-term features of the three modalities; integrating the short-term features of the three modalities in the to-be-detected sample to obtain long-term features of the three modalities corresponding to each dialogue; integrating the long-term features of the three modalities by a self-attention mechanism to obtain a multi-modal feature of the each dialogue; integrating the multi-modal feature of the each dialogue with interactive information by a graph neutral network to obtain a multi-modal feature integrated with the interactive information; and predicting a lie level of the each dialogue according to the multi-modal feature integrated with the interactive information.

CROSS REFERENCE TO THE RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application is based upon and claims priority to Chinese PatentApplication No. 202110001077.0 filed on Jan. 4, 2021, the entirecontents of which are incorporated herein by reference.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The embodiments of the application relate to the technical field of lieanalysis, in particular to an automatic lie detection method andapparatus for interactive scenarios, a device and a medium.

BACKGROUND

The automatic lie detection technique puts forward a corresponding modeland method by summarizing the rule of changes of facial expressions,speeches and texts of people under a lying condition and a non-lyingcondition to establish a machine with a capacity to capture lie clues,and is able to assist police officers in accelerating interrogations andimproving the interrogation efficiency. Existing automatic lie detectionmethods determine whether a speaker lies by analyzing the facialexpressions and speeches of the speaker when the speaker speaks eachword.

The existing technique has the following problems: when a testee speaks,only the facial expression and speech of the current word spoken by thetestee are analyzed, and the facial expressions and speeches of thetestee are not considered in combination, which neglects the influenceof the previous lie state of the testee on the current lie state andalso neglects interactive information between the testee and people whotalk with the testee, thus making detection results inaccurate.

SUMMARY

The embodiments of the application provide an automatic lie detectionmethod and apparatus for interactive scenarios, a device and a medium toimprove the accuracy of automatic lie detection.

In a first aspect, the embodiments of the application provide anautomatic lie detection method for interaction scenarios, comprising:

inputting a to-be-detected sample;

segmenting a video, an audio and a text of the to-be-detected sampleaccording to preset time periods to obtain video information, audioinformation and text information in multiple time periods;

extracting short-term video features, short-term audio features andshort-term text features in the multiple time periods according to thevideo information, the audio information and the text information in themultiple time periods;

aggregating all short-term video features, short-term audio features andshort-term text features in each dialogue in the to-be-detected samplein chronological order to obtain long-term video features, long-termaudio features and long-term text features;

integrating the long-term video features, the long-term audio featuresand the long-term text features by a multi-modal attention integrationstrategy to obtain a multi-modal feature of each dialogue in theto-be-detected sample;

inputting the multi-modal feature of each dialogue and speakerinformation corresponding to each dialogue to a graph neural network inchronological order to obtain a multi-modal feature integrated withinteractive information, wherein the speaker information is recognizedby means of a pre-trained character information recognition network; and

predicting a lie level of each dialogue according to the multi-modalfeature integrated with the interactive information.

optionally, segmenting a video, an audio and a text of theto-be-detected sample according to preset time periods to obtain videoinformation, audio information and text information in multiple timeperiods comprises:

segmenting the video of the to-be-detected sample in seconds, taking allimage frames, appearing within one second, in the to-be-detected sampleas video information in one time period, and normalizing all the imageframes in the video information to obtain images of a first preset size;

segmenting the audio of the to-be-detected sample in seconds, and takingall audio sampling points, appearing within one second, in theto-be-detected sample as audio information in one time period; and

segmenting the text of the to-be-detected sample in seconds, and takingwords, spoken by a speaker within one second, in the to-be-detectedsample as text information in one time period.

Optionally, extracting short-term video features, short-term audiofeatures and short-term text features in the multiple time periodsaccording to the video information, the audio information and the textinformation in the multiple time periods comprises:

extracting face region images from the short-term video information inthe multiple time periods;

correcting and normalizing the face region images to obtain standardfacial images of a second preset size;

extracting, by a pre-trained facial expression recognition network,hidden-layer feature representations from the standard facial images toobtain standard facial features;

performing feature statistics on the standard facial features to obtainstandard facial features in one time period, and taking the standardfacial features as the short-term video features;

obtaining, by calculation, rhythm features, tone features, spectrumparameter features and statistics thereof in the audio information inthe multiple time periods, and taking the rhythm features, the tonefeatures, the spectrum parameter features and the statistics thereof asthe short-term video features; and

obtaining, by calculation, word vectors and statistics thereof in thetext information in the multiple time periods, and taking the wordvectors and the statistics thereof as the short-term text features.

Optionally, aggregating all short-term video features, short-term audiofeatures and short-term text features in each dialogue in theto-be-detected sample in chronological order to obtain long-term videofeatures, long-term audio features and long-term text featurescomprises:

extracting all short-term video features in each dialogue in theto-be-detected sample, and calculating all the short-term video featuresin each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample by a self-attentionmechanism to obtain the long-term video features of each dialogue in theto-be-detected sample;

extracting all short-term audio features in each dialogue in theto-be-detected sample, and calculating all the short-term audio featuresin each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample by the self-attentionmechanism to obtain the long-term audio features of each dialogue in theto-be-detected sample; and

extracting all short-term text features in each dialogue in theto-be-detected sample, and calculating all the short-term text featuresin each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample by the self-attentionmechanism to obtain the long-term text features of each dialogue in theto-be-detected sample.

Optionally, integrating the long-term video features, the long-termaudio features and the long-term text features by a multi-modalattention integration strategy to obtain a multi-modal feature of eachdialogue in the to-be-detected sample comprises:

stitching the long-term video features, the long-term audio features andthe long-term text features to obtain multi-modal stitched features; and

calculating an attention weight of each modality, and integrating themulti-modal stitched features according to the attention weight toobtain the multi-modal feature of each dialogue in the to-be-detectedsample, wherein each modality is a video, an audio or a text.

Optionally, inputting the multi-modal feature of each dialogue andspeaker information corresponding to each dialogue to a graph neuralnetwork in chronological order to obtain a multi-modal featureintegrated with interactive information comprises:

taking the multi-modal feature of each dialogue as a featurerepresentation of each sentence node in the graph neural network, andtaking the speaker information corresponding to each dialogue as afeature representation of each speaker in the graph neural network;

connecting each sentence node in the graph neural network and aneighborhood sentence of the sentence node by means of an edge, andestablishing a sequential relationship model of all sentences in theto-be-detected sample to obtain a sequential relationship of thedialogues in the to-be-detected sample, wherein the edges for connectingthe sentences nodes include forward edges and backward edges, a timesequence of a node where each forward edge starts is earlier, a timesequence of a node to which each forward edge points is later, a timesequence of a node where each backward edge starts is earlier, and atime sequence of a node to which each backward edge points is later;

connecting each sentence node in the graph neutral network and a speakernode corresponding to the sentence node by means of an edge, andestablishing a speaker information model of each dialogue in theto-be-detected sample to obtain a relationship between each dialogue inthe to-be-detected sample and the corresponding speaker; and

integrating the multi-modal feature of each dialogue, the sequentialrelationship, and the relationship between each dialogue and thecorresponding speaker to obtain the multi-modal feature integrated withthe interactive information.

Optionally, extracting all short-term video features in each dialogue inthe to-be-detected sample, and calculating all the short-term videofeatures in each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample by aself-attention mechanism to obtain the long-term video features of eachdialogue in the to-be-detected sample comprises:

assigning the short-term video features in each dialogue in theto-be-detected sample to three variables, performing m times of linearmapping on the three variables, and recording three variables obtainedafter each time of mapping from the first time of mapping to the mthtimes of mapping;

calculating attention weights of the three variables obtained after eachtime of mapping, and calculating a weight sum according to the attentionweights obtained by calculation to obtain a short-term video featureafter each time of mapping;

sequentially stitching the short-term video features obtained after eachtime of mapping to obtain short-term video features integrated withsequential information; and

calculating attention weights of the short-term video featuresintegrated with the sequential information, and calculating a weight sumof the short-term video features integrated with the sequentialinformation according to the attention weights obtained by calculationto obtain the long-term video feature of each dialogue in theto-be-detected sample, wherein the long-term video features and thelong-term text features are calculated in a same way as the long-termvideo features.

In a second aspect, the embodiments of the application provide anautomatic lie detection apparatus for interactive scenarios, comprising:

a sample input module used for inputting a to-be-detected sample;

a sample segmenting module used for segmenting a video, an audio and atext of the to-be-detected sample according to preset time periods toobtain video information, audio information and text information inmultiple time periods;

a short-term feature extraction module used for extracting short-termvideo features, short-term audio features and short-term text featuresin the multiple time periods according to the video information, theaudio information and the text information in the multiple time periods;

a long-term feature extraction module used for aggregating allshort-term video features, short-term audio features and short-term textfeatures in each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample in chronologicalorder to obtain long-term video features, long-term audio features andlong-term text features;

a multi-modal integration module used for integrating the long-termvideo features, the long-term audio features and the long-term textfeatures by a multi-modal attention integration strategy to obtain amulti-modal feature of each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample;

an interactive modeling module used for inputting the multi-modalfeature of each dialogue and speaker information corresponding to eachdialogue to a graph neural network in chronological order to obtain amulti-modal feature integrated with interactive information, wherein thespeaker information is recognized by means of a pre-trained characterinformation recognition network; and

a lie level prediction module used for predicting a lie level of eachdialogue according to the multi-modal feature integrated with theinteractive information.

Optionally, the sample segmenting module comprises:

a video segmenting sub-module used for segmenting the video of theto-be-detected sample in seconds, taking all image frames, appearingwithin one second, in the to-be-detected sample as video information inone time period, and normalizing all the image frames in the videoinformation to obtain images of a first preset size;

an audio segmenting sub-module used for segmenting the audio of theto-be-detected sample in seconds, and taking all audio sampling points,appearing within one second, in the to-be-detected sample as audioinformation in one time period;

a text segmenting sub-module used for segmenting the text of theto-be-detected sample in seconds, and taking words, spoken by a speakerwithin one second, in the to-be-detected sample as text information inone time period.

Optionally, the short-term feature extraction module comprises:

a first image extraction sub-module used for extracting face regionimages from the short-term video information in the multiple timeperiods;

a first image processing sub-module used for correcting and normalizingthe face region images to obtain standard facial images of a secondpreset size;

a facial expression recognition sub-module used for extracting, by apre-trained facial expression recognition, hidden-layer featurerepresentations from the standard facial images to obtain standardfacial features;

a short-term video feature extraction sub-module used for performingfeature statistics on the standard facial features to obtain standardfacial features in one time period, and taking the standard facialfeatures as the short-term video features;

a short-term audio feature extraction sub-module used for obtaining, bycalculation, rhythm features, tone features, spectrum parameter featuresand statistics thereof in the audio information in the multiple timeperiods, and taking the rhythm features, the tone features, the spectrumparameter features and the statistics thereof as the short-term videofeatures; and

a short-term text feature extraction sub-module used for obtaining, bycalculation, word vectors and statistics thereof in the text informationin the multiple time periods, and taking the word vectors and thestatistics thereof as the short-term text features.

Optionally, the long-term feature extraction module comprises:

a long-term video feature extraction sub-module used for extracting allshort-term video features in each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample,and calculating all the short-term video features in each dialogue inthe to-be-detected sample by a self-attention mechanism to obtain thelong-term video features of each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample;

a long-term audio feature extraction sub-module used for extracting allshort-term audio features in each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample,and calculating all the short-term audio features in each dialogue inthe to-be-detected sample by the self-attention mechanism to obtain thelong-term audio features of each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample;and

a long-term text feature extraction sub-module used for extracting allshort-term text features in each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample,and calculating all the short-term text features in each dialogue in theto-be-detected sample by the self-attention mechanism to obtain thelong-term text features of each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample.

Optionally, the multi-modal feature integration module comprises:

a feature stitching sub-module used for stitching the long-term videofeatures, the long-term audio features and the long-term text featuresto obtain multi-modal stitched features; and

a multi-modal feature calculation sub-module used for calculating anattention weight of each modality, and integrating the multi-modalstitched features according to the attention weight to obtain themulti-modal feature of each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample,wherein each modality is a video, an audio or a text.

Optionally, the interactive modeling module comprises:

a node representation sub-module used for taking the multi-modal featureof each dialogue as a feature representation of each sentence node inthe graph neural network, and taking speaker information correspondingto each dialogue as a feature representation of each speaker in thegraph neural network;

a sequential relationship establishing sub-module used for connectingeach sentence node in the graph neural network and a neighborhoodsentence of the sentence node by means of an edge, and establishing asequential relationship model of all sentences in the to-be-detectedsample to obtain a sequential relationship of the dialogues in theto-be-detected sample, wherein the edges for connecting the sentencesnodes include forward edges and backward edges, a time sequence of anode where each forward edge starts is earlier, a time sequence of anode to which each forward edge points is later, a time sequence of anode where each backward edge starts is earlier, and a time sequence ofa node to which each backward edge points is later;

a character relationship establishing sub-module used for connectingeach sentence node in the graph neutral network and a speaker nodecorresponding to the sentence node by means of an edge, and establishinga speaker information model of each dialogue in the to-be-detectedsample to obtain a relationship between each dialogue in theto-be-detected sample and the corresponding speaker; and

an interactive integration sub-module used for integrating themulti-modal feature of each dialogue, the sequential relationship, andthe relationship between each dialogue and the corresponding speaker toobtain the multi-modal feature integrated with the interactiveinformation.

Optionally, the long-term video feature extraction sub-module comprises:

a feature mapping sub-module used for assigning the short-term videofeatures in each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample to threevariables, performing m times of linear mapping on the three variables,and recording three variables obtained after each time of mapping fromthe first time of mapping to the mth times of mapping;

a first short-term video feature calculation sub-module used forcalculating attention weights of the three variables obtained after eachtime of mapping, and calculating a weight sum according to the attentionweights obtained by calculation to obtain a short-term video featureafter each time of mapping;

a second short-term video feature calculation sub-module used forsequentially stitching the short-term video features obtained after eachtime of mapping to obtain short-term video features integrated withsequential information; and

a long-term video feature calculation sub-module used for calculatingattention weights of the short-term video features integrated with thesequential information, and calculating a weight sum of the short-termvideo features integrated with the sequential information according tothe attention weights obtained by calculation to obtain the long-termvideo feature of each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample, wherein thelong-term video features and the long-term text features are calculatedin a same way as the long-term video features.

In a third aspect, the embodiments of the application provide acomputer-readable storage medium, having a computer program storedtherein, wherein when the computer program is executed by a processor,the steps of the method according to the first aspect is performed

In a fourth aspect, the embodiments of the application provide anelectronic device, comprising a memory, a processor, and a computerprogram stored in the memory and capable of running on the processor,wherein when the processor executes the computer program, the steps ofthe method according to the first aspect is performed.

According to the automatic lie detection method provided by theapplication, the video, the audio and the text in the to-be-detectedsample are segmented in seconds to obtain the short-term videoinformation, the short-term audio information and the short-term textinformation; multiple short-term video features, short-term audiofeatures and short-term text features are extracted from the multiplepieces of short-term video information, short-term audio information andshort-term text information; the multiple short-term video features areaggregated into a sentence-level long-term video feature, the multipleshort-term audio features are aggregated into a sentence-level long-termaudio feature, and the multiple short-term text features are aggregatedinto a sentence-level long-term text feature; the long-term videofeature, the long-term audio feature and the long-term text feature areintegrated into a multi-modal feature by a self-attention mechanism, andthe multi-modal feature and character information features are input tothe graph neural network to obtain the multi-modal feature integratedwith interactive information, wherein the character information featuresare extracted by the pre-trained character information recognitionnetwork; and the lie level of each dialogue is predicted according tothe multi-modal feature integrated with the interactive information.According to the method, the video features, audio features and textfeatures are integrated into the multi-modal feature by theself-attention mechanism, features of three modalities are considered incombination, sequential information of the dialogues and information ofeach sentence and the corresponding speaker are modeled by the graphneural network, and the multi-modal feature and the interactiveinformation are considered in combination, so that the accuracy of liedetection is improved.

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To more clearly explain the technical solutions of the embodiments ofthe application, drawings used for describing the embodiments of theapplication will be briefly introduced below. Obviously, the drawings inthe following description merely illustrate some embodiments of theapplication, and those ordinarily skilled in the art may obtain otherdrawings according to the following ones without creative labor.

FIG. 1 is a flow diagram of an automatic lie detection method forinteractive scenarios according to one embodiment of the application.

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of an automatic lie detection apparatusfor interactive scenarios according to one embodiment of theapplication.

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The technical solutions of the embodiments of the application will beclearly and comprehensively described below in conjunction with theaccompanying drawings of the embodiments. Obviously, the embodiments inthe following description are merely illustrative ones, and are not allpossible ones of the application. All other embodiments obtained bythose ordinarily skilled in the art based on the following ones withoutcreative labor should also fall within the protection scope of theapplication.

Refer to FIG. 1 which is a flow diagram of an automatic lie detectionmethod for interactive scenarios according to one embodiment of theapplication. As shown in FIG. 1, the method comprises the followingsteps:

S11: inputting a to-be-detected sample.

In this embodiment, the to-be-tested sample may be a dialogue videoincluding facial expressions and dialogue speeches of speakers, and thisembodiment has no limitation in this aspect.

S12: segmenting a video, an audio and a text of the to-be-detectedsample according to preset time periods to obtain video information,audio information and text information in multiple time periods.

In this embodiment, images in the to-be-tested samples are a video,speeches in the to-be-detected sample are an audio, and contents of eachdialogue in the to-be-detected sample are a text. By segmenting thevideo, audio and text into short clips, features of each dialogue can beextracted more effectively, which is conducive to improving the accuracyof lie detection.

In this embodiment, segmenting a video, an audio and a text of theto-be-detected sample according to preset time periods to obtain videoinformation, audio information and text information in multiple timeperiods comprises the following specific steps:

S12-1: segmenting the video of the to-be-detected sample in seconds,taking all image frames, appearing within one second, in theto-be-detected sample as video information in one time period, andnormalizing all the image frames in the video information to obtainimages of a first preset size.

In this embodiment, feature changes of facial expressions of a speakercan be seen from the video; the video is segmented in seconds, all imageframes within one second are taken as video information in one timeperiod, and the image frames should not be overlapped, that is, the timeperiods should not be overlapped. For example, if the to-be-detectedsample lasts for 60 seconds and the frame rate of the to-be-detectedsample is 25 frames per second, every 25 frames of images are taken asvideo information in one time period, that is, 25 frames of imageswithin 0-1 second are taken as video information in a first time period,25 frames of images within 1-2 second are taken as video information ina second time period, . . . , and 25 frames of images within 59-60second are taken as video information in a 60th time period.

In this embodiment, all the image frames in the video are normalized tofacilitate further processing of the images. For example, all the imageframes may be normalized to a size of 300*300.

S12-2: segmenting the audio of the to-be-detected sample in seconds, andtaking all audio sampling points, appearing within one second, in theto-be-detected sample as audio information in one time period.

In this embodiment, the sounds, tone and speed of the speaker may beextracted from the audio information in the to-be-detected sample. Allaudio sampling points appearing within one second are taken as audioinformation in one time period, and the audio sampling points should notbe overlapped, that is, the time periods should not be overlapped. Forexample, if the to-be-detected sample lasts for 60 seconds and the audiosampling rate of the to-be-detected sample is 16,000 sampling points persecond, 16,000 sampling points within 0-1 second are taken as audioinformation in a first time period, 16,000 sampling points within 1-2second are taken as audio information in a second time period, . . . ,and 16,000 sampling points within 59-60 second are taken as audioinformation in a 60th time period.

S12-3: segmenting the text of the to-be-detected sample in seconds, andtaking words, spoken by a speaker within one second, in theto-be-detected sample as text information in one time period.

In this embodiment, the text in the to-be-detected sample is thecontents spoken by the speaker in the sample, and lie detection will befacilitated by combining the words used by the speaker and the context;and all words appearing within one second are taken as text informationin one time period, and the words should not be overlapped, that is, thetime periods should not be overlapped. For example, if theto-be-detected sample lasts for 60 seconds, words appearing within 0-1second are taken as text information in a first time period, wordsappearing within 1-2 second are taken as text information in a secondtime period, . . . , and words appearing within 59-60 seconds are takenas text information in a 60th time period.

S13: extracting short-term video features, short-term audio features andshort-term text features in the multiple time periods according to thevideo information, the audio information and the text information in themultiple time periods.

In this embodiment, the short-term video features, the short-term audiofeatures and the short-term text features are essentially vectorsincluding the short-term video features, the short-term audio featuresand the short-term text features.

In this embodiment, extracting short-term video features, short-termaudio features and short-term text features in the multiple time periodsaccording to the video information, the audio information and the textinformation in the multiple time periods comprises the followingspecific steps:

S13-1: extracting face region images from the short-term videoinformation in the multiple time periods.

In this embodiment, a neural network processes received short-term videoinformation to extract the face region images, from which facialexpressions of the speaker are extracted.

S13-2: correcting and normalizing the face region images to obtainstandard facial images of a second preset size.

In this embodiment, the face region images are corrected to rectify theface in the face region images to a normal angle, which is beneficial tothe extraction of facial information. After the face is rectified to thenormal angle, the face region images are normalized to obtain standardfacial images of a second preset size, such as 100*100 standard facialimages.

S13-3: extracting, by a pre-trained facial expression recognitionnetwork, hidden-layer feature representations from the standard facialimages to obtain standard facial features.

In this embodiment, the facial expression recognition network is trainedby means of collected images marked with expressions, and hidden-layerfeature representations are extracted from the standard facial images,that is, each pixel of the facial images is analyzed by a hidden layerafter the facial images are input to the neural network, such thatfacial expression features of the speaker are obtained.

S13-4: performing feature statistics on the standard facial features toobtain standard facial features in one time period, and taking thestandard facial features as the short-term video features.

In this embodiment, a facial image exits in each frame in one timeperiod, and all the facial features in one time period are counted to betaken as the short-term video features. The short-term video featuresmay include the slanting angle of mouth corners of the speaker, thepupil size of the speaker, and whether the speaker frowns.

S13-5: obtaining, by calculation, rhythm features, tone features,spectrum parameter features and statistics thereof in the audioinformation in the multiple time periods, and taking the rhythmfeatures, the tone features, the spectrum parameter features and thestatistics thereof as the short-term video features.

In this embodiment, the rhythm features include the pitch, duration andintensity of sounds, the tone features vary according to differentspeakers, the spectrum parameter features are frequency spectra formedby vocal printers of speakers, and different speakers have differentspectrum parameters because their sound tracks are in different shapes.By calculating all the sampling points in each time period, the rhythmfeatures, tone features and spectrum parameter features in the audioinformation can be obtained. The statistics is a variable for analyzingand checking these data and effectively reflects the audio features.

S13-6: obtaining, by calculation, word vectors and statistics thereof inthe text information in the multiple time periods, and taking thevectors and the statistics thereof as the short-term text features.

In this embodiment, word vectors in the short-term text information ineach time period are calculated, and the short-term text features areobtained according to the word vectors and the statistics of the wordvectors.

S14: aggregating all short-term video features, short-term audiofeatures and short-term text features in each dialogue in theto-be-detected sample in chronological order to obtain long-term videofeatures, long-term audio features and long-term text features.

In this embodiment, the long-term video features, the long-term audiofeatures and the long-term text features are obtained by aggregating theshort-term video features, the short-term audio features and theshort-term text features, respectively, and the long-term features arefeatures of each sentence in the to-be-detected sample.

In this embodiment, aggregating all short-term video features,short-term audio features and short-term text features in each dialoguein the to-be-detected sample in chronological order to obtain long-termvideo features, long-term audio features and long-term text featurescomprises the following specific steps:

S14-1: extracting all short-term video features in each dialogue in theto-be-detected sample, and calculating all the short-term video featuresin each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample by a self-attentionmechanism to obtain the long-term video features of each dialogue in theto-be-detected sample;

In this embodiment, the self-attention mechanism is an improvement on anattention mechanism, and compared with the attention mechanism, theself-attention mechanism reduces the dependence on external informationand is better at capturing data or internal correlations of features.Calculating all the short-term video features in each dialogue in theto-be-detected sample by a self-attention mechanism to obtain thelong-term video features of each dialogue in the to-be-detected samplecomprises the following specific steps:

S14-1-1: assigning the short-term video features in each dialogue in theto-be-detected sample to three variables, performing m times of linearmapping on the three variables, and recording three variables obtainedafter each time of mapping from the first time of mapping to the mthtimes of mapping.

In this embodiment, assume a dialogue U=[u₁, . . . , u_(N)] exists inthe to-be-detected sample and u_(j) (j=1, . . . , N) is the jth sentencein the dialogue, short-term features of an audio modality or a textmodality are extracted from u_(j) and are marked as S_(j), S_(j) isassigned to three variables Q, K and V, and m times of linear mappingare performed on each variable to obtain:Q _(i) =QW _(i) ^(Q)(i=1, . . . ,m)  (1)K _(i) =KW _(i) ^(K)(i=1, . . . ,m)  (2)V _(i) =VW _(i) ^(V)(i=1, . . . ,m)  (3)

Wherein, W_(i) ^(Q), W_(i) ^(K), W_(i) ^(V) are mapping parameters of Q,K and V respectively, and Q_(i), K_(i), V_(i) are values obtained afterm times of linear mapping.

S14-1-2: calculating attention weights of the three variables obtainedafter each time of mapping, and calculating a weight sum according tothe attention weights obtained by calculation to obtain a short-termvideo feature after each time of mapping.

In this embodiment, Q_(i), K_(i), V_(i) are input to an attentionmodule, and an output of the attention module is marked as head_(i):head_(i)=softmax(Q _(i) K _(i) ^(T))  (4)

Wherein, softmax(Q_(i)K_(i) ^(T)) is the calculated attention weight andis used for calculating the weight sum of V_(i), and head_(i) is theshort-term video feature obtained after the mth times of mapping.

S14-1-3: sequentially stitching the short-term video features obtainedafter each time of mapping to obtain short-term video featuresintegrated with sequential information

In this embodiment, head^(i) (i=1, . . . , m) are stitched to obtain theshort-term video features Z integrated with the sequential information:Z=Concat(head₁, . . . ,head_(m))  (5)

Wherein, Z is the short-term video features Z integrated with thesequential information, and contact ( ) refers to stitching of vectors.

S14-1-4: calculating attention weights of the short-term video featuresintegrated with the sequential information, and calculating a weight sumof the short-term video features integrated with the sequentialinformation according to the attention weights obtained by calculationto obtain the long-term video feature of each dialogue in theto-be-detected sample, wherein the long-term video features and thelong-term text features are calculated in the same way as the long-termvideo features.

The short-term features Z are input to a paragraph-level attentionmodule to obtain long-term features G. The paragraph-level attentionmodule is able to focus on key paragraph information to betterdistinguish lie features:A=softmax(ZW _(z))  (6)G=AZ  (7)

Wherein, softmax( ) is a calculation function, W_(z) is a trainableparameter, A is an attention weight corresponding to the feature of eachparagraph, G is a result obtained after weight integration of theshort-term features Z based on an attention A, that is, the long-termvideo feature of each dialogue.

S14-2: extracting all short-term audio features in each dialogue in theto-be-detected sample, and calculating all the short-term audio featuresin each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample by the self-attentionmechanism to obtain the long-term audio features of each dialogue in theto-be-detected sample.

In this embodiment, the long-term audio features may also be obtained bycalculation according to S14-1-1 to S14-1-4, and details will no longerbe given here.

S14-3: extracting all short-term text features in each dialogue in theto-be-detected sample, and calculating all the short-term text featuresin each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample by the self-attentionmechanism to obtain the long-term text features of each dialogue in theto-be-detected sample.

In this embodiment, the long-term text features may also be obtained bycalculation according to S14-1-1 to S14-1-4, and details will no longerbe given here.

S15: integrating the long-term video features, the long-term audiofeatures and the long-term text features by a multi-modal attentionintegration strategy to obtain a multi-modal feature of each dialogue inthe to-be-detected sample.

In this embodiment, lies may be detected according to video features,audio feature and text features by the multi-modal attention fusionstrategy. Integrating the long-term video features, the long-term audiofeatures and the long-term text features by a multi-modal attentionintegration strategy to obtain a multi-modal feature of each dialogue inthe to-be-detected sample comprises the following specific steps:

S15-1: stitching the long-term video features, the long-term audiofeatures and the long-term text features to obtain multi-modal stitchedfeatures.

In this embodiment, the long-term features of the three modalities arestitched to obtain the multi-modal features, wherein feature vectors ofthe three modalities in each dialogue are directly stitched to obtainthe multi-modal stitched features. Assume G_(A) is the long-term audiofeature, G_(L) is the long-term text feature and G_(V) is the long-termfacial feature, the multi-modal feature is as follows:G _(cat)=Concat(G _(A) ,G _(L) ,G _(V))  (8)

Wherein, G_(cat) is a vector obtained after stitching, and contact( )refers to stitching of three vectors.

S15-2: calculating an attention weight of each modality, and integratingthe multi-modal stitched features according to the attention weight toobtain the multi-modal feature of each dialogue in the to-be-detectedsample, wherein each modality is a video, an audio or a text.

In this embodiment, the attention weight of each modality is calculated,and the multi-modal features are obtained according to the attentionweight as follows:P _(F)=tan h(W _(F) G _(cat))  (9)A _(F)=softmax(w _(F) ^(T) P _(F))  (10)F=G _(cat) A _(F)  (11)

Wherein, W_(F) and w_(F) are trainable parameters, and A_(F) is theattention weight of each modality; and P_(F) is a median, and F is themulti-modal feature.

In this embodiment, the long-term features of the three modalities areintegrated into the multi-modal features by the attention mechanism, andwhen receiving the multi-modal feature of each sentence, the neuralnetwork will emphatically analyze a part with a high weight. Forexample, when the speaker in the to-be-detected sample speaks asentence, the expression and words of the speaker are normal, but thetone of the speaker is suddenly increased or decreased, and in thiscase, the neural network will emphatically analyze a part, representingthe tone of the speaker, of the multi-modal feature.

S16: inputting the multi-modal feature of each dialogue and speakerinformation corresponding to each dialogue to a graph neural network inchronological order to obtain a multi-modal feature integrated withinteractive information, wherein the speaker information is recognizedby means of a pre-trained character information recognition network.

In this embodiment, pre-marked character images and correspondingcharacter information are taken as a training set to train a characterinformation recognition network to obtain the trained characterinformation recognition network, and when receiving character images,the character information recognition network is able to recognizecharacter feature information, such as identity information.

In this embodiment, inputting the multi-modal feature of each dialogueand speaker information corresponding to each dialogue to a graph neuralnetwork in chronological order to obtain a multi-modal featureintegrated with interactive information comprises the following specificsteps:

S16-1: taking the multi-modal feature of each dialogue as a featurerepresentation of each sentence node in the graph neural network, andtaking the speaker information corresponding to each dialogue as afeature representation of each speaker in the graph neural network.

In this embodiment, the graph neural network is a graph convolutionalnetwork and consists of multiple nodes and edges. Assume the dialogue isU=[u₁, . . . , u_(N)] and u_(j) (j=1, . . . , N) is the jth sentence inthe dialogue, the multi-modal feature representation of each sentenceobtained after the sentence is processed by a multi-modal featureintegration module is f_(j) (j=1, . . . , N). The whole dialogue U isexpressed as the graph neural network which comprises two types ofnodes: sentence nodes and speaker nodes. f_(j) is taken as a featurerepresentation of each sentence node, and figure features recognized bythe pre-trained figure information recognition network, such asx-vector, are taken as the speaker nodes, wherein the x-vector is aneural network and has a good character information recognition effect.

S16-2: connecting each sentence node in the graph neural network and aneighborhood sentence of the sentence node by means of an edge, andestablishing a sequential relationship model of all sentences in theto-be-detected sample to obtain a sequential relationship of thedialogues in the to-be-detected sample, wherein the edges for connectingthe sentences nodes include forward edges and backward edges, a timesequence of a node where each forward edge starts is earlier, a timesequence of a node to which each forward edge points is later, a timesequence of a node where each backward edge starts is earlier, and atime sequence of a node to which each backward edge points is later.

S16-3: connecting each sentence node in the graph neutral network and aspeaker node corresponding to the sentence node by means of an edge, andestablishing a speaker information model of each dialogue in theto-be-detected sample to obtain a relationship between each dialogue inthe to-be-detected sample and the corresponding speaker.

S16-4: integrating the multi-modal feature of each dialogue, thesequential relationship, and the relationship between each dialogue andthe corresponding speaker to obtain the multi-modal feature integratedwith the interactive information.

In this embodiment, after the multi-modal features are obtained by thegraph neural network, feature representations integrated withinteractive information are acquired. For a single-layer graph neuralnetwork:

$\begin{matrix}{h_{i}^{(1)} = {{{Re}{LU}}\left( {\sum\limits_{r \in R}{\sum\limits_{j \in N_{i}^{r}}{\frac{w_{ij}}{N_{i}^{r}}W_{r}^{(1)}h_{j}^{(0)}}}} \right)}} & (12)\end{matrix}$

Wherein, Re LU ( ) is a rectified linear unit, R is an edge set, N_(i)^(r) is a set of nodes connected to a node i under a relation r, and|N_(i) ^(r)| is the number of elements included in the set N_(i) ^(r);w_(ij) is the weight of an edge between the node i and the node j, W_(r)⁽¹⁾ is a weight parameter corresponding to the relation r, and h_(j) ⁽⁰⁾is an initial feature of the node j; for the sentence nodes, h_(j) ⁽⁰⁾is f_(j); for the speaker nodes, h_(j) ⁽⁰⁾ is figure feature vectors;and h_(i) ¹ is the multi-modal feature integrated with interactiveinformation output by the node i in the single-layer graph neuralnetwork.

For a multi-layer graph neural network:

$\begin{matrix}{h_{i}^{(l)} = {{{Re}{LU}}\left( {\sum\limits_{r \in R}{\sum\limits_{j \in N_{i}^{r}}{\frac{w_{ij}}{N_{i}^{r}}W_{r}^{(l)}h_{j}^{({l - 1})}}}} \right)}} & (13)\end{matrix}$

Assume the network includes L layers, an output of the final node i ish_(i) ^((L)), and h_(i) ¹ is the multi-modal feature integrated withinteractive information output by the node i of the L-layer network.

In this embodiment, the multi-modal features are integrated with thesequential information and the interactive information, and theinfluence of the lie state at a previous moment on the lie state at thecurrent moment can be considered by means of the sequential information,for example, if the probability that words spoken by the speaker at theprevious moment are a lie, it is more likely that the words spoken bythe speaker at the current moment is a lie. The interactive informationalso has an influence on the lie state of the speaker, for example, aninterrogee may change the lie state under the influence of aninterrogator during an interrogation.

S17: predicting the lie level of each dialogue according to themulti-modal feature integrated with the interactive information.

In this embodiment, the graph neural network outputs the multi-modalfeatures integrated with the interactive information, and the lie levelof the dialogue is predicted according to the multi-modal feature ofeach sentence of the dialogue. For example, the lie level of eachsentence of the dialogue may be calculated by a single-layer perceptronas follows:P _(i)=softmax(h _(i) W _(l))  (14)

Wherein, soft max ( ) is a calculation function, and W_(l) is aparameter of the single-layer perceptron; P_(i) is a prediction resultof the lie level, which indicates the probability of the sentence beingtrue and the probability of the sentence being a lie, and h_(i) is themulti-modal feature integrated with the interactive information outputby the node i.

By adoption of Si11-S17 in this embodiment, the to-be-detected sample issegmented first to obtain multiple pieces of short-term videoinformation, short-term audio information and short-term textinformation, short-term video features, short-term audio features andshort-term text features are extracted from the multiple pieces ofshort-term video information, short-term audio information andshort-term text information, all the short-term video features,short-term audio features and short-term text features of each dialogueare integrated by the self-attention mechanism to obtain a long-termvideo feature, a long-term audio feature and a long-term text feature ofeach dialogue, the long-term video feature, the long-term audio featureand the long-term text feature of each dialogue are integrated by themulti-modal attention integration strategy to obtain a multi-modalfeature of each dialogue, the multi-modal feature of each dialogue andcorresponding character features are input to the neural network toobtain a multi-modal feature integrated with interactive information,and the lie level of each dialogue is predicted according to themulti-modal feature integrated with the interactive information. Themulti-modal information and interactive information are combined for liedetection, so that the accuracy of lie detection is greatly improved.

Based on the same inventive concept, one embodiment of the applicationprovides an automatic lie detection apparatus for interactive scenarios.Refer to FIG. 2 which is a schematic diagram of the automatic liedetection apparatus 200 for interactive scenarios according to oneembodiment of the application. As shown in FIG. 2, the apparatuscomprises:

A sample input module 201 used for inputting a to-be-detected sample;

A sample segmenting module 202 used for segmenting a video, an audio anda text of the to-be-detected sample according to preset time periods toobtain video information, audio information and text information inmultiple time periods;

A short-term feature extraction module 203 used for extractingshort-term video features, short-term audio features and short-term textfeatures in the multiple time periods according to the videoinformation, the audio information and the text information in themultiple time periods;

A long-term feature extraction module 204 used for aggregating allshort-term video features, short-term audio features and short-term textfeatures in each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample in chronologicalorder to obtain long-term video features, long-term audio features andlong-term text features;

A multi-modal integration module 205 used for integrating the long-termvideo features, the long-term audio features and the long-term textfeatures by a multi-modal attention integration strategy to obtain amulti-modal feature of each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample;

An interactive modeling module 205 used for inputting the multi-modalfeature of each dialogue and speaker information corresponding to eachdialogue to a graph neural network in chronological order to obtain amulti-modal feature integrated with interactive information, wherein thespeaker information is recognized by means of a pre-trained characterinformation recognition network; and

A lie level prediction module 207 used for predicting the lie level ofeach dialogue according to the multi-modal feature integrated with theinteractive information.

Optionally, the sample segmenting module comprises:

A video segmenting sub-module used for segmenting the video of theto-be-detected sample in seconds, taking all image frames, appearingwithin one second, in the to-be-detected sample as video information inone time period, and normalizing all the image frames in the videoinformation to obtain images of a first preset size;

An audio segmenting sub-module used for segmenting the audio of theto-be-detected sample in seconds, and taking all audio sampling points,appearing within one second, in the to-be-detected sample as audioinformation in one time period; and

A text segmenting sub-module used for segmenting the text of theto-be-detected sample in seconds, and taking words, spoken by a speakerwithin one second, in the to-be-detected sample as text information inone time period.

Optionally, the short-term feature extraction module comprises:

A first image extraction sub-module used for extracting face regionimages from the short-term video information in the multiple timeperiods;

A first image processing sub-module used for correcting and normalizingthe face region images to obtain standard facial images of a secondpreset size;

A facial expression recognition sub-module used for extracting, by apre-trained facial expression recognition, hidden-layer featurerepresentations from the standard facial images to obtain standardfacial features;

A short-term video feature extraction sub-module used for performingfeature statistics on the standard facial features to obtain standardfacial features in one time period, and taking the standard facialfeatures as the short-term video features;

A short-term audio feature extraction sub-module used for obtaining, bycalculation, rhythm features, tone features, spectrum parameter featuresand statistics thereof in the audio information in the multiple timeperiods, and taking the rhythm features, the tone features, the spectrumparameter features and the statistics thereof as the short-term videofeatures; and

A short-term text feature extraction sub-module used for obtaining, bycalculation, word vectors and statistics thereof in the text informationin the multiple time periods, and taking the word vectors and thestatistics thereof as the short-term text features.

Optionally, the long-term feature extraction module comprises:

A long-term video feature extraction sub-module used for extracting allshort-term video features in each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample,and calculating all the short-term video features in each dialogue inthe to-be-detected sample by a self-attention mechanism to obtain thelong-term video features of each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample;

A long-term audio feature extraction sub-module used for extracting allshort-term audio features in each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample,and calculating all the short-term audio features in each dialogue inthe to-be-detected sample by the self-attention mechanism to obtain thelong-term audio features of each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample;and

A long-term text feature extraction sub-module used for extracting allshort-term text features in each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample,and calculating all the short-term text features in each dialogue in theto-be-detected sample by the self-attention mechanism to obtain thelong-term text features of each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample.

Optionally, the multi-modal feature integration module comprises:

A feature stitching sub-module used for stitching the long-term videofeatures, the long-term audio features and the long-term text featuresto obtain multi-modal stitched features; and

A multi-modal feature calculation sub-module used for calculating anattention weight of each modality, and integrating the multi-modalstitched features according to the attention weight to obtain themulti-modal feature of each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample,wherein each modality is a video, an audio or a text.

Optionally, the interactive modeling module comprises:

A node representation sub-module used for taking the multi-modal featureof each dialogue as a feature representation of each sentence node inthe graph neural network, and taking speaker information correspondingto each dialogue as a feature representation of each speaker in thegraph neural network;

A sequential relationship establishing sub-module used for connectingeach sentence node in the graph neural network and a neighborhoodsentence of the sentence node by means of an edge, and establishing asequential relationship model of all sentences in the to-be-detectedsample to obtain a sequential relationship of the dialogues in theto-be-detected sample, wherein the edges for connecting the sentencesnodes include forward edges and backward edges, a time sequence of anode where each forward edge starts is earlier, a time sequence of anode to which each forward edge points is later, a time sequence of anode where each backward edge starts is earlier, and a time sequence ofa node to which each backward edge points is later;

A character relationship establishing sub-module used for connectingeach sentence node in the graph neutral network and a speaker nodecorresponding to the sentence node by means of an edge, and establishinga speaker information model of each dialogue in the to-be-detectedsample to obtain a relationship between each dialogue in theto-be-detected sample and the corresponding speaker; and

An interactive integration sub-module used for integrating themulti-modal feature of each dialogue, the sequential relationship, andthe relationship between each dialogue and the corresponding speaker toobtain the multi-modal feature integrated with the interactiveinformation.

Optionally, the long-term video feature extraction sub-module comprises:

A feature mapping sub-module used for assigning the short-term videofeatures in each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample to threevariables, performing m times of linear mapping on the three variables,and recording three variables obtained after each time of mapping fromthe first time of mapping to the mth times of mapping;

A first short-term video feature calculation sub-module used forcalculating attention weights of the three variables obtained after eachtime of mapping, and calculating a weight sum according to the attentionweights obtained by calculation to obtain a short-term video featureafter each time of mapping;

A second short-term video feature calculation sub-module used forsequentially stitching the short-term video features obtained after eachtime of mapping to obtain short-term video features integrated withsequential information; and

A long-term video feature calculation sub-module used for calculatingattention weights of the short-term video features integrated with thesequential information, and calculating a weight sum of the short-termvideo features integrated with the sequential information according tothe attention weights obtained by calculation to obtain the long-termvideo feature of each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample, wherein thelong-term video features and the long-term text features are calculatedin a same way as the long-term video features.

Based on the same inventive concept, another embodiment of theapplication provides a readable storage medium having a computer programstored therein, wherein when the computer program is executed by aprocessor, the steps of the automatic lie detection method forinteractive scenarios in any one above-mentioned embodiment areperformed.

Based on the same inventive concept, another embodiment of theapplication provide an electronic device, comprising a memory, aprocessor, and a computer program stored in the memory and capable ofrunning on the processor, wherein when the processor executes thecomputer program, the steps of the automatic lie detection method forinteractive scenarios in any one above-mentioned embodiment areperformed.

The embodiment of the apparatus is basically identical with theembodiment of the method, and thus is briefly described, and relevantcontents may be understood with reference to the description of theembodiment of the method.

The embodiments in this specification are described progressively, thedifferences from other embodiments are emphatically stated in eachembodiment, and the similarities of these embodiments may becross-referenced.

Those skilled in the art would appreciate that the embodiments of theapplication can be provided as a method, an apparatus, or a computerprogram product. So, the embodiments of the application may becompletely hardware embodiments, completely software embodiments, orembodiments combining software and hardware. In addition, theembodiments of the application may be in the form of a computer programproduct to be implemented on one or more computer-available storagemedia (including, but not limited to, a disk memory, a CD-ROM, anoptical memory, and the like) comprising computer-available programcodes.

The embodiments of the application are described with reference to theflow diagram and/or block diagram of the method, terminal device(system) and computer program product provided by the embodiments of theapplication. It should be understood that each process and/or block inthe flow diagram and/or block diagram and the combinations of processesand/or blocks in the flow diagram and/or block diagram can beimplemented by computer program instructions.

These computer program instructions can be configured in ageneral-purpose computer, a special-purpose computer, an embeddedprocessor, or a processor of other programmable data processingterminals to create a machine, so that the instructions can be executedby the computer or the processor of other programmable data processingterminals to create an apparatus for realizing specific functions in oneor more processes in the flow diagram and/or in one or more blocks inthe block diagram.

These computer program instructions may also be stored in acomputer-readable memory that can guide the computer or other programdata processing terminals to work in a specific manner, so that theinstructions stored in the computer-readable memory can create a productincluding an instruction device, and the instruction device implementsspecific functions in one or more processes of the flow diagram and/orone or more blocks in the block diagram.

These computer program instructions may also be loaded on a computer orother programmable data processing terminal devices, so that thecomputer or other programmable terminal devices can perform a series ofoperation steps to carry out processing realized by the computer, andthe instructions are executed on the computer or other programmableterminal devices to realize specific functions in one or more processesin the flow diagram and/or one or more block diagrams in the blockdiagram.

Although the preferred embodiments of the application have beendescribed above, those skilled in the art who have known the basiccreative concept of the application can make different alterations andmodifications to these embodiments. So, the appended claims are intendedto include the preferred embodiments and all alterations andmodifications made within the scope of the embodiments of theapplication.

Finally, it should be noted that relational terms such as “first” and“second” in this specification are merely used to distinguish one entityor operation from the other one, and do not definitely indicate or implythat these entities or operations have any actual relations orsequences. In addition, the term “comprise” or “include” or othervariations are intended to refer to non-exclusive inclusion, so that aprocess, method, article or terminal device comprising a series ofelements not only comprises these elements listed, but also comprisesother elements that are not clearly listed, or inherent elements of theprocess, method, article or terminal device. Unless otherwise clearlyspecified, an element defined by the expression “comprise a” shall notexclusive of other identical elements in a process, method, article orterminal device comprising said element.

The automatic lie detection method and apparatus for interactivescenarios, and the device and medium provided by the application areintroduced in detail above, specific examples are used in thisspecification to expound the principle and implementation of theapplication, and the description of the above embodiments is merely usedto assist those skilled in the art in understanding the method and coreconcept thereof of the application. In addition, those ordinarilyskilled in the art can make changes to the specific implementation andapplication scope based on the concept of the application. So, thecontents of the specification should not be construed as limitations ofthe application.

What is claimed is:
 1. An automatic lie detection method for interactive scenarios, comprising: inputting a to-be-detected sample; segmenting a video, an audio and a text of the to-be-detected sample according to preset time periods to obtain video information, audio information and text information in multiple time periods; extracting short-term video features, short-term audio features and short-term text features in the multiple time periods according to the video information, the audio information and the text information in the multiple time periods; aggregating the short-term video features, the short-term audio features and the short-term text features in each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample in chronological order to obtain long-term video features, long-term audio features and long-term text features; integrating the long-term video features, the long-term audio features and the long-term text features by a multi-modal attention integration strategy to obtain a multi-modal feature of the each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample; inputting the multi-modal feature of the each dialogue and speaker information corresponding to the each dialogue to a graph neural network in chronological order to obtain a multi-modal feature integrated with interactive information, wherein the speaker information is recognized by a pre-trained character information recognition network; and predicting a lie level of the each dialogue according to the multi-modal feature integrated with the interactive information.
 2. The automatic lie detection method according to claim 1, wherein segmenting the video, the audio and the text of the to-be-detected sample according to the preset time periods to obtain the video information, the audio information and the text information in the multiple time periods comprises: segmenting the video of the to-be-detected sample in seconds, taking image frames, appearing within one second, in the to-be-detected sample as the video information in one time period, and normalizing the image frames in the video information to obtain images of a first preset size; segmenting the audio of the to-be-detected sample in seconds, and taking audio sampling points, appearing within one second, in the to-be-detected sample as the audio information in one time period; and segmenting the text of the to-be-detected sample in seconds, and taking words, spoken by a speaker within one second, in the to-be-detected sample as the text information in one time period.
 3. The automatic lie detection method according to claim 1, wherein extracting the short-term video features, the short-term audio features and the short-term text features in the multiple time periods according to the video information, the audio information and the text information in the multiple time periods comprises: extracting face region images from the short-term video information in the multiple time periods; correcting and normalizing the face region images to obtain standard facial images of a second preset size; extracting, by a pre-trained facial expression recognition network, hidden-layer feature representations from the standard facial images to obtain standard facial features; performing feature statistics on the standard facial features to obtain the standard facial features in one time period, and taking the standard facial features in the one time period as the short-term video features; obtaining, by calculation, rhythm features, tone features, spectrum parameter features and statistics of the rhythm features, the tone features and the spectrum parameter features in the audio information in the multiple time periods, and taking the rhythm features, the tone features, the spectrum parameter features and the statistics of the rhythm features, the tone features and the spectrum parameter features as the short-term video features; and obtaining, by calculation, word vectors and statistics of the word vectors in the text information in the multiple time periods, and taking the word vectors and the statistics of the word vectors as the short-term text features.
 4. The automatic lie detection method according to claim 1, wherein aggregating the short-term video features, the short-term audio features and the short-term text features in the each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample in chronological order to obtain the long-term video features, the long-term audio features and the long-term text features comprises: extracting the short-term video features in the each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample, and calculating the short-term video features in the each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample by a self-attention mechanism to obtain the long-term video features of the each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample; extracting the short-term audio features in the each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample, and calculating the short-term audio features in the each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample by the self-attention mechanism to obtain the long-term audio features of the each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample; and extracting the short-term text features in the each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample, and calculating the short-term text features in the each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample by the self-attention mechanism to obtain the long-term text features of the each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample.
 5. The automatic lie detection method according to claim 4, wherein extracting the short-term video features in the each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample, and calculating the short-term video features in the each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample by the self-attention mechanism to obtain the long-term video features of the each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample comprises: assigning the short-term video features in the each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample to three variables, performing m times of linear mapping on the three variables, and recording the three variables obtained after each time of mapping from a first time of mapping to an m^(th) times of mapping; calculating attention weights of the three variables obtained after the each time of mapping, and calculating a weight sum according to the attention weights obtained by calculation to obtain a short-term video feature after the each time of mapping; sequentially stitching the short-term video features obtained after the each time of mapping to obtain short-term video features integrated with sequential information; and calculating attention weights of the short-term video features integrated with the sequential information, and calculating a weight sum of the short-term video features integrated with the sequential information according to the attention weights obtained by calculation to obtain each long-term video feature of the each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample, wherein the long-term video features and the long-term text features are calculated in a same way as the long-term video features.
 6. The automatic lie detection method according to claim 1, wherein integrating the long-term video features, the long-term audio features and the long-term text features by the multi-modal attention integration strategy to obtain the multi-modal feature of the each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample comprises: stitching the long-term video features, the long-term audio features and the long-term text features to obtain multi-modal stitched features; and calculating an attention weight of each modality, and integrating the multi-modal stitched features according to the attention weight to obtain the multi-modal feature of the each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample, wherein the each modality is a video, an audio or a text.
 7. The automatic lie detection method according to claim 1, wherein inputting the multi-modal feature of the each dialogue and the speaker information corresponding to the each dialogue to the graph neural network in chronological order to obtain the multi-modal feature integrated with the interactive information comprises: taking the multi-modal feature of the each dialogue as a feature representation of each sentence node in the graph neural network, and taking the speaker information corresponding to the each dialogue as a feature representation of each speaker in the graph neural network; connecting the each sentence node in the graph neural network and a neighborhood sentence of the each sentence node by an edge, and establishing a sequential relationship model of sentences in the to-be-detected sample to obtain a sequential relationship of dialogues in the to-be-detected sample, wherein edges for connecting sentence nodes comprise forward edges and backward edges, a first time sequence of a node where each forward edge starts is earlier, a second time sequence of the node to where the each forward edge points is later, a third time sequence of the node where each backward edge starts is earlier, and a fourth time sequence of the node to where the each backward edge points is later; connecting the each sentence node in the graph neutral network and a speaker node corresponding to the each sentence node by the edge, and establishing a speaker information model of the each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample to obtain a relationship between the each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample and a corresponding speaker; and integrating the multi-modal feature of the each dialogue, the sequential relationship, and the relationship between the each dialogue and the corresponding speaker to obtain the multi-modal feature integrated with the interactive information.
 8. A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing a computer program that, when executed by a processor, the steps of the automatic lie detection method according to claim 1 is performed.
 9. An electronic device, comprising a memory, a processor, and a computer program stored in the memory and capable of running on the processor, wherein when the processor executes the computer program, the steps of the automatic lie detection method according to claim 1 is performed.
 10. An automatic lie detection apparatus for interactive scenarios, comprising: a sample input module used for inputting a to-be-detected sample; a sample segmenting module used for segmenting a video, an audio and a text of the to-be-detected sample according to preset time periods to obtain video information, audio information and text information in multiple time periods; a short-term feature extraction module used for extracting short-term video features, short-term audio features and short-term text features in the multiple time periods according to the video information, the audio information and the text information in the multiple time periods; a long-term feature extraction module used for aggregating the short-term video features, the short-term audio features and the short-term text features in each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample in chronological order to obtain long-term video features, long-term audio features and long-term text features; a multi-modal integration module used for integrating the long-term video features, the long-term audio features and the long-term text features by a multi-modal attention integration strategy to obtain a multi-modal feature of the each dialogue in the to-be-detected sample; an interactive modeling module used for inputting the multi-modal feature of the each dialogue and speaker information corresponding to the each dialogue to a graph neural network in chronological order to obtain a multi-modal feature integrated with interactive information, wherein the speaker information is recognized by a pre-trained character information recognition network; and a lie level prediction module used for predicting a lie level of the each dialogue according to the multi-modal feature integrated with the interactive information. 